Gladewater High School season tickets on sale Monday
Gladewater High School will offer season football tickets at seven dollars and fifty cents for six games starting Monday at the principal's office. Returning seat holders are urged to reserve early. A yearround children story hour at the Gladewater Public Library runs 10 to 11 am on Wednesday. Gifts to the library by Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dees honor Neal Clark and Mrs. Mary Louise Brommet.
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Wichita Falls
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Neal Clark
Mary Louise Brommett
Library Extends Monday Night Hours For Students
Beginning Monday August 31 the Public Library will stay open each Monday evening until 9 pm to assist students with Waterhil reference and research. The new hours apply to those who cannot come before six and complements the regular hours of 9:30 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
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Gladewater
No Hope for Lone Star Girl
Penny Dixon a Lone Star girl born with a serious heart defect faces a grim prognosis. Dr Michael DeBakey says nothing can be done to save her life and she will likely not live past seven. Penny will stay at Methodist Hospital for tests before transfer to a children's hospital in Denver for the remainder of her life.
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Michael DeBakey
Methodist Hospital
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Cecil Dixon
Lone Star
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Children’s Hospital
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Governor Commends Community Builders At East Texas Luncheon
Governor Preston Smith praised the East Texas Council of Governments for advancing the Texas Communities Tomorrow program aimed at aiding small towns. About 200 delegates from 14 counties attended the Longview luncheon at the Contessa Inn to hear how state and federal agencies can assist rural communities in rebuilding and planning development. The event highlighted grants for water treatment upgrades and planning support, with five smaller cities cited as examples of progress. Smith noted the political line blurred with campaigning and emphasized the program as a practical, agency-harnessing approach to state government addressing local needs.
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Texas Communities Tomorrow
Longview
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Tyler
Ben Johnson
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Tyler Industries
Water Quality Board
Texas
Austin
Luke Player to attend Merrill's Marauders reunion
Luke Player, manager of J. O. Williams Pontiac-Buick, will travel to Ft. Lauderdale Florida for a Merrill's Marauders reunion at the Sheraton Hotel from September 4 to 6. The event will feature Ranger demonstrations by the 75th Ranger Regiment, a film on Ranger training, and the formal display of Marauders colors. Discussions will also cover the 25th anniversary reunion in 1971.
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J. O. Williams
Ft. Lauderdale
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Sheraton Hotel
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Col. Geraci
Ranger Department
Rangers
James Anderson
Geraci
Merill
Marauders
Democrats Open Gregg Headquarters in Longview
Gregg County Democratic Party opened a campaign headquarters on Methvin Street with Gov. Preston Smith cutting the ribbon. County co chairs Caston Clendenen and Cargill welcomed officials and workers as the office prepared to aid local and state Democratic candidates. Smith said Texas has a strong economic climate and progress since he began his campaign for a second term.
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Gregg County
Democratic Party
Methvin Street
Preston Smith
L. P. Caston
Wade Clendenen
Robert Cargill
Gregg Democratic Party Cochairman Caston
Caston
Gov.Smith
Assembly
Austin
Gov. Smith
City Council Honors Neal Clark
The Gladewater City Council passed a resolution honoring Neal Clark, late general manager of the Gladewater Mirror, at its August 20 meeting. Mayor Jim Holcomb presented the copy to Mrs. Clark. the resolution was written by Councilman Quentin Abernathy.
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Gladewater City Honors Neal Clark In Memoriam
A city council resolution memorializes Neal Clark late longtime Gladewater Mirror general manager and planning commission chair. The August 20 1970 minutes express sympathy to his family and praise his integrity and community service.
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Gladewater Mirror
Gladewater Planning Commission
Gladewater
United Fund Campaign May Be Discontinued
At an August 27 meeting the Executive Committee recommended to the Board that the United Fund Campaign for 1970 to 1971 be discontinued. Each organization will handle its own drive. Factors cited include lack of interest, failure to meet goals, poor Fair Share participation, no volunteer workers, director disengagement, and poor agency cooperation. A Board and Membership meeting is set for September 8 at 8 p.m. in the Green Room of the Community Building. Attending officers: President David Loyd, Vice Presidents Bill Langford and Don Earp, Secretary N. E. Formby, Budget Committee Member Dale Barton.
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Bill Langford
Don Earp
N. E. Formby
Dale Barton
Kilgore College Outlines Student Conduct Policies
Kilgore College president Randolph C Watson outlined general college policies and required conduct for students. Prohibited acts include gambling immoral conduct dishonesty and stealing with possible discipline. Drug use on campus or at college events leads to suspension and automatic suspension for illegal drug offenses.
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